Monday Night Football Schedule

If ever there was sports betting marriage made in heaven it is the Monday Night Football game, and ValueSportsPicks.com. Monday Night Football is one of the longest running TV shows in America. Since its inception in 1970, more than 640 programs have been aired, and with them 640 NFL Monday Night Football games have been shown. ABC brought the program to our screens from 1970 until 2005, when sports cable giant ESPN to over the helm.

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As soon as the Monday night football schedule is made available, you need to begin to plan two things - A) which NFL games you would like to watch, B) realistically, which matches your partner is going to allow you to watch! Lets face it, if it were down to us sports fans, we would watch every single football game screened on TV, be it NFL or NCAA. But we love and respect our partners and spouses, so we must take a good look at the Monday night football schedule and pick and choose which games are 'can't miss' games and which are 'here's the remote sweetheart!' games.

Next, you need to log onto ValueSportsPicks.com and check out the early futures odds based on the Monday night football schedule, and see the Value Sports Picks futures picks for all of these games. If VSP have the inside skinny on a lesser rated team that is going to pull up a few big trees, a la the 2009 New Orleans Saints, you need to know as soon as possible. The Monday night football schedule games odds can change dramatically during the course of the season.

Monday Night Football Schedule

Let's paint a scenario: the Monday night football schedule is released and you see that in week nine of the regular season the New England Patriots are due to play the Buffalo Bills in the American Football Conference East division game. The game will be staged at the Patriots home ground of the Gillette Stadium in Foxborough Massachusetts.

In recent years the Patriots have been one of the NFL's most consistent sides, while the Bengals form of late has been abject. The early odds after the release of the Monday night football schedule would be massively in favor of a Patriots home massacre.

However, this is the kind of scenario when ValueSportsPicks.com's contacts in Las Vegas come into play. VSP has some of the top Las Vegas betting consultants on its payroll. Theses are the guys who advise the richest, most successful sportsbooks in Vegas. Nothing gets past these fellows. If there is the slightest training camp story of a nagging injury to a key quarterback or a brewing tabloid scandal that is going to effect a key player or players when it hits the newsstands, no matter how 'in house' a team tries to keep it, our guys will know.

Therefore, if there is the slightest possibility that come week nine of the NFL regular season the Bengals might be in with a shot of upsetting the Patriots, ValueSportsPicks.com will give you the pick.

Needles to say, the odds you would get so early in the season on a Bengals win, just after the Monday night football schedule had just been announced, would be fantastic.

Monday Night Football Schedule

Now, fast forward to the week before the Patriots v Bengals game is scheduled to be played. The Bengals have been a sensation this season, and are an undefeated 8-0 already. By comparison, the Patriots form has been dire, and they are currently struggling in third spot in the division with a 4-4 record. The odds on a Bengals win wouldn't be quite so spectacular. Aren't you glad you took ValueSportsPicks.com's advice and grabbed that early pick?

So the next time, as soon as the brand new Monday night football schedule is announced by ESPN, log onto ValueSportsPicks.com is get prepared for some big earning Monday night football upsets!